During this pandemic, we are learning not to lose sight of the risks and our absolute dependence on God, to make the most of each day that we live, and that we use these days to share more love with our family members as well as those outside our family circle … to dispense with which is not important.
We highlight the work of the Daughters of Charity and the Vincentian Marian Youth in Copiapó (Chile).
The “13 Houses” Campaign keeps growing in the United States, the country where it all began back in November 2018 with...
The 16th President General of the Society has had to make a series of extraordinary administrative decisions.
Urgent and priority measures must be taken to screen and support vulnerable populations, and stem the spread of the virus.
Are we prepared to hear God’s consoling word when it is simply saying “I am with you in the midst of this?
Each day we have to balance and break the silence of Good Friday with the most natural and least reprehensible thing, a little music, dancing, singing, another alleluia.
A few day ago, the Council of the Vincentian Family in Latin America issued a statement with regard to the world crisis that has resulted from the coronavirus.
I know that wherever I go in this world, and certainly in the 156 countries in which the Vincentian Family are present, I can feel instantly at home.
Rwanda has been locked down in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the country, including the Mahama Refugee Camp, where Father Henri Matsinga, CM is the local chaplain.
St. Vincent’s Family Project has turned to social media and telephones as an avenue to keep in touch with families and provide some form of help and support
The online issue 1/2020 of the “Ozanam Network” periodical is now available in four languages.
